[Crimson Dynamo]

BLIMEY

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

BLIMEY

Ideal to toughen up Spurs

Imagine getting past him only to run into Romero !!


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[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

of course you need to defend for 90 minutes


same what i'm currently doing on FIFA 23, with Portsmouth in my fantasy PL

and i'm undefeated after 3 games, 1 win 2 draws


with my legionary squad with many romanians (Biceanu, Florescu, Negoescu), a ukrainian (Pyatov), a brazilian (Rodrigo Guth), a bosnian (Graovac), a dutchman (Nuytinck), a frenchman (Charles Abi) and my reserve goalkeeper is a german (Philipp Menzel)



the english shakhtar i am making out of portsmouth

Fair enough, Nicky.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

He’s a fantastic player.. my concern would be his injury record if they pay that much


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I just don't believe that any Footballer is worth £150 million.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

You forgot to mention the Channels obsession with Oasis.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I just don't believe that any Footballer is worth £150 million.

It’s only a matter of time


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[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It’s only a matter of time


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Oh, I know.

[bots]

Isaak is fresh off an excellent season and has 3 years remaining on his contract. It's not that he is actually worth 150m, it's that Newcastle are in a strong position to set a very high valuation to discourage other teams poaching him. Plenty of other teams have taken a similar approach in the past. The price will drop to about 50m in a couple of years time

[Zizu]

Disappointed that Isak is now back training at the Newcastle ground ..


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[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bots

Isaak is fresh off an excellent season and has 3 years remaining on his contract. It's not that he is actually worth 150m, it's that Newcastle are in a strong position to set a very high valuation to discourage other teams poaching him. Plenty of other teams have taken a similar approach in the past. The price will drop to about 50m in a couple of years time

Good point.

[Nicky91]

it seems there is now an increase of chances that Sesko could be heading to Newcastle, rather than Man U


they haven't given up on him anyway, would also be much nicer if Amorim has his desired choice (Watkins) at Old Trafford, and i do think Watkins would fit in well there either, an easy goalscorer they desperately need since Hojlund ain't it

[bots]

Italian champion. Serie A player of the year. Idolised by one of football's most passionate fanbases. And now a Ballon d'Or nominee.

If the past year has been a dream for Scott McTominay he would not want to wake up.

The 28-year-old Napoli and Scotland midfielder's place on the 30-man shortlist for the world's best player was confirmed 347 days after his last game for Manchester United.

That was as a substitute. Away to Brighton. In a 2-1 defeat.

But while his boyhood club United toiled to a 15th-place finish, McTominay was living the dream in Naples, after moving for a bargain £25.7m fee on 30 August.

He finished the season with 12 league goals, Napoli won the league and McTominay was named Serie A's MVP (most valuable player).

And like something from a film script, it was McTominay's spectacular scissor kick against Cagliari on the last day of the season that sent Napoli on their way to winning the title.

A far cry from the player who would probably have been called solid but unspectacular at Manchester United.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bots

Italian champion. Serie A player of the year. Idolised by one of football's most passionate fanbases. And now a Ballon d'Or nominee.

If the past year has been a dream for Scott McTominay he would not want to wake up.

The 28-year-old Napoli and Scotland midfielder's place on the 30-man shortlist for the world's best player was confirmed 347 days after his last game for Manchester United.

That was as a substitute. Away to Brighton. In a 2-1 defeat.

But while his boyhood club United toiled to a 15th-place finish, McTominay was living the dream in Naples, after moving for a bargain £25.7m fee on 30 August.

He finished the season with 12 league goals, Napoli won the league and McTominay was named Serie A's MVP (most valuable player).

And like something from a film script, it was McTominay's spectacular scissor kick against Cagliari on the last day of the season that sent Napoli on their way to winning the title.

A far cry from the player who would probably have been called solid but unspectacular at Manchester United.

I always thought he was a damn good player- just what United need now oddly enough


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[Mystic Mock]

I admit that I was wrong about McTominay.

[Zizu]

Thoughts on the England Lionesses keeper admitting to the media today that she used the dark arts to get a massive ( ultimately UNFAIR) advantage to win the Euros !?


Basically at the start of the penalties in the final the England keeper noticed the Spain keeper had put her drinks bottle near the goal … it had all the details of the England players penalty preferences so she lobbed it into the crowd behind the goals!!

The Spain keeper was immediately confused even distraught and never recovered


The England keeper had her opponent’s penalty preferences written on her arm !!


I personally don’t like this revelation at all !!

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Lioness hero Hannah Hampton has revealed the moment she sabotaged Spanish keeper Cata Coll during the Euros final penalty shootout. The 24-year-old said "I was trying so hard not to burst out laughing" when she saw the Spanish player's reaction.
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